> Although you go to great length in explaining how to build value by =
> building a website which in turn will be able to sell for x amount of $ =
> all dependant upon how much traffic it generates per year, I would still =
> like to hear from you guys (experts) how to uncover the hidden gems that =
> lie in expired domain names?
> When browsing huge expired domain lists how will I be able to identify a =
> domain that has backlinks, direct navigation or type in traffic linking =
> back to it?=20
> The reason why I ask is because the majority of expired domain names are =
> worthless and I would simply like to be able to differentiate, moreover =
> finding a process for sifting through the bad names in order to find a =
> way for determining the potentially valuable ones, how is this gauged, =
> could you please guide me?
>

actually, i guess it’s not the domain name itself i’m concerned about. it’s my account with yahoo/ geocities. i signed up about a year ago, and have paid for a year’s worth, but haven’t received any notice about what i should do to keep it going…

If you forgot to renew a domain name, and it has expired, what is the best way to get it back? It currently is not publicly available, so I can’t renew it.